I would say fishers or BI .....but it came from over here. :uhuh:

Look closely at any of the pictures of said world record striper and you can easily tell that it is a hatchery fish. I would guess Lincoln Woods.

Give out 5 or 10 locations and tell them to take a pick!

As for requesting that the WR people withhold specifics to "try" and maintain the qaulity of that spot, GOOD LUCK with that one! :rotf2:

Who do you think would be the first to show up and fish that spot out? Those same WR people!

My personal records are just that MY PERSONAL RECORDS.
I have gotten some large fish, both fresh and salt, and unless you are willing to put in the time with me, you will have to figure out the how, when and where on your own!

When someone asks me where I caught it...I tell them right in the corner of the mouth!

:)

You might as well tell them, because there are no secrets on the Canal. In the time it took you to get a fish like that to the rocks, you'd have an audience, because you'd have to walk it down about a half mile. Bill Baronowski had to walk his 62 pounder from Keene Street almost to the RR bridge on that Halloween night 10-11 years ago. Then, when you get her in close, she's gonna roll and splash around, and that'll sound line a bus driving off the Bourne Bridge. When word of the catch gets out, anyone who heard it will put 2 + 2 together.

I don't remember exactly, I think it was this rock over here....or was it that rock?
Is that jetty in Jersey from the last one mobbed everynight?

I would tell the truth after I contacted all the vendors whose fishing gear I was using. Until then I would not say a thing. Afterwards everyone would know the truth.